They get their sense and their rationale from the enterprise in which they function, and they might be inapplicable or out of place in another enterprise.
In a second rationale from the interracial case, the court struck down the laws banning same-sex marriage on equal protection grounds, also adopting a new standard of review in the process.
Asked to provide any rationale from the police, either about their notifying the City Council that they would not attend the hearing or explaining why, the aide said that the Council committee did not "have anything to pass along".
"The rationale, from the conservative line, is that there's a lot of waste in education spending, that there are students who take five, six, seven years to graduate," said Brian Nickerson, director of the Michaelian Institute at Pace University in White Plains and a professor of political science there.
First, the IEF establishes a Capitals-Based Evaluation Hierarchy, taking its rationale from the literature: this first step responds to the needs of providing a standard and harmonized structure applicable to different projects.
The rationale from the owner of the company: "We don't have to".
As for the race issue, Thomas, who is half black, said it's very easy to be dismissive of that rationale from the outside.
Ranking rationale: From the Annies website: "Each year we dress up and get together like the other academies to honor our stars".
A limitation in the analysis was that we did not assess for interaction among the nutrients due to the absence of any a priori rationale from the literature.
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